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3.2 Classifying and Naming Organisms The Classification of Organisms Taxonomy The classification of living things In the Past Aristotle put organisms into 2 large groups: Kingdom Plantae, Kingdom Animalia 1866 Ernst Haeckel Came up

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3.2 – Classifying and Naming Organisms<br>
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The Classification of Organisms Taxonomy
The classification of living things<br>
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In the Past… Aristotle put organisms into 2 large groups:
Kingdom Plantae, Kingdom Animalia
1866 – Ernst Haeckel
Came up with 3rd Kingdom (Protista) that was neither plant nor animal<br>